The 140,000 year old anomaly, 300 ft down in Baltic sea, is a UFO crash site ?
Discovered by team of Ocean X and remaining one of most discussed topics of NASA unexplained files. This 200 ft wide object 300 ft below the Baltic, with its ‘staircase leading to a dark hole’ has baffled oceanographers since its discovery in 2012.
Denis Asberg, who made the discovery alongside Mr Lindberg, told TV4 in Sweden: “There is a mountain, It could be 20-25 metres tall with a canyon in the middle, and below it there is a lot of loose rocks.
“The trail starts from here. Actually there is two trails. There is the one that leads to this large circle. Then there is another trail that leads to the second object which is about 200 metres from the round circle. We found it at the same time as the circle. But we had such focus on the circle that we have not had enough time to look at the other object. It is not circular.
“We were really surprised and puzzled. We were thinking what is that we have found here. This is not a wreck. At that time we thought for sure there was a natural explanation.
“We wanted to look into it some more and decided to keep this totally quiet. We contacted geologists, marine biologists and when they said they had never seen anything like this, of course more thoughts were triggered. It could be something really awesome that we’ve found.”
Even more intriguingly a structure that looks like a staircase appears to lead to a dark hole with a second structure found nearby.
Despite looking like a huge rock, scientists say the structure appears to be made of metal.
Electric and satellite diving equipment reportedly cuts out when near the object.
“Anything electric out there, and the satellite phone as well, stopped working when we were above the object, then when we got away about 200 metres, it turned on again.”
Diver Stefan Hogerborn
Sonar has found drag marks behind the object and geologist Steve Weiner says according to his tests, the structure is not a geological formation.
He said the object is made of “metals which nature could not reproduce itself”.
Sitting nearly 300ft below the surface and measuring 26ft tall, the marine explorers found the strange craft with a side-scan sonar.
Mr Lindberg said: “I have been the biggest sceptic, I was kind if prepared for finding just stone. For me it has been an amazing experience.
“I think it is very odd in its shape. It is tough to give an explanation as to what it might be exactly, since different scientists have many different theories.
“Whatever it is, it is something we do not usually find in nature sitting in the dark cold depths of the Baltic Sea.”
Ocean X is expected to return to the wreck to continue investigating the discovery.
Mr Lindberg said: “We will pretty much just be able to do the same things as we did in 2012. It is not for sure yet but since we’re involved in a new TV project it might give us the opportunity.”
Let’s hope that this time the mystery is solved.
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